The movie rights to Spider-Man still being negotiated between Disney and Sony is the reason why Tom Holland doesn't voice Spider-Man. [1] Following the airing of "What If... Zombies?!", talks of a spin-off series based on and named after Marvel Zombies was announced. [15] [16] Enhanced Stamina: Rogers's endurance has been enhanced to peak-human potential, allow him to fight for long period time without any exhaustions.

This quality 6-inch Legends Series Zombie Captain America figure features multiple points of articulation and is a great addition to any action figure collectionUnable to break through the castles magical defenses, Col. America is presumably surrounded by the re-animated corpses of the Deadite Legion. Though apparently this is more of an inconvenience than anything else, as he is later seen in New York seemingly none the worse for wear (other than a touch of zombification, obviously). [5] [6] Power Cosmic [ ] Fans, collectors, and kids alike can enjoy this 6-inch-scale Zombie Captain America figure, inspired by the character from Marvel Entertainment

While writing Ultimate Fantastic Four, Mark Millar decided to introduce an alternate Earth populated by zombies in the " Crossover" story-arc, featured in issues #21-23. Marvel Comics liked Millar's idea so, as he wrote the issues, Marvel sought out pitches for a spin-off miniseries featuring that world entitled Marvel Zombies. [1] To revisit the zombie world, Marvel hired Robert Kirkman to write and Sean Phillips to illustrate it. Kirkman was Marvel's first choice to write Marvel Zombies, an offer Kirkman immediately accepted because of his love for zombies and Marvel comic books, feeling that he couldn't pass up such an opportunity. He also expressed excitement upon learning which artist would be in charge of illustrating the series; Kirkman was a longtime fan of Phillips' work, like in DC Comics' Sleeper. [2] Kirkman also didn't fear being typecasted as "the superhero guy" or "the zombie guy" due to his work on the series, feeling that there was enough variety in his superhero work to keep things interesting. [3] WandaVision characters: Sharon Davis/Mrs. Hart • Todd Davis/Mr. Hart • Ralph Bohner • Abilash Tandon/Norm • Harold Proctor/Phil Jones • Commercial Man • Commercial Woman • Dennis • Sarah Proctor/Dottie Jones • Isabel Matsueda/Beverly • John Collins/Herb • Agent Franklin/Beekeeper • Señor Scratchy • Doctor Nielson • Billy Maximoff • Tommy Maximoff • Director Hayward • Agent Monti/The Strongman • Agent Rodriguez • Dr. Highland • Sparky • Major Goodner • Evanora Harkness • Iryna Maximoff • Olek Maximoff Regenerative Healing Factor: Rogers is able to heal injuries and wounds much faster than any normal human. However it can't protect him from getting infected with Quantum Virus. This Zombie Captain America figure features premium design, detail, and articulation for posing and display in a Marvel collection

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Hank Pym journeys into the Quantum Realm to rescue his wife Janet van Dyne after thirty years apart, but she had been infected by a quantum virus, which turned her into a zombie. Soon, Pym is infected and both return to the Earthly Plane, infecting Ant-Man while the Wasp escapes. The contagion spreads across America within hours. The Avengers arrive to combat the threat, but are overwhelmed and zombified as well.

Zombie Captain America Makes His Debut at the Disney Parks

Colonel America was at Avengers Mansion when a man tried to blast his way into the mansion. He, and the other Avengers greet the intruder and demand he explain himself. The man ranted about an Army of the Dead and to got a little hot under the collar until Scarlet Witch transports him away.